Lisa and Boo were in the Journal News!

By in A Dog Named Boo on November 6, 2012

A Dog Named BooWe’re playing a bit of Superstorm Sandy catch-up, but Lisa and Boo were in the October 31st edition of the Journal News!

If you’re not a subscriber, the article is available on their website!

Here’s a link: It’s a dog’s life for Carmel author.

Enjoy!

About Lisa

Lisa J. Edwards, CPDT-KA, CDBC, is a nationally Certified Professional Dog Trainer, a nationally Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, a Pet Partners Certified Instructor and Evaluator, and American Kennel Club Certified Canine Good Citizen Evaluator. She is also the bestselling author of A Dog Named Boo, which was released by Harlequin Nonfiction in October 2012. She is the owner of Three Dogs Training and has, in fact, three dogs: Boo, Porthos, and Pinball.
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One Response to Lisa and Boo were in the Journal News!

  1. Pat Werner November 8, 2012 at 12:35 PM #

    Just finished your book. It was great. I believe that we all can learn something from our dogs. I lost my black lab mix in February at 10. It was hard and I wasn’t going to do it again. In April visiting my family in So. Carolina we went to a rescue and lo and behold I now have an almost 2 girl named Georgia. I believe from the way she behaves that she was probably an outside dog before ending up in a kill shelter in Georgia where the rescue group got her. She is wild and crazy and makes me laugh and we really have a lot of issues to work on but I wouldn’t part with her for the world. I think I have picked up some ideas from your book that will help with that also. So it was not just a great story but was very helpful with ideas for working with this overgrown puppy. Oh and this morning she opened the gate to the fence in the back yard and went for a run. One of my neighbors caught her and brought her home. No back yard time till I get that fixed. I think that all that you do with your dogs to help other people is wonderful. If only more people realized the benefits there would not be so many in shelters or being put down. Thanks for what you do with them and for them.

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